Latest News Tue, Mar 22, 2016 5:23 PM
RigiSystems LokFold standing seam has been used to stunning effect on the new learning centre at Notre Dame Catholic College in Liverpool.
All the walls have been clad in 0.9mm aluminium LokFold in a PVDF finish in luminous Moonstone Blue and Gold. The result is a kind of living wall effect that changes colour when moving around the building and with changing light conditions.
Around 1,500 sq m of LokFold were used in three different cover widths to enhance the dramatic visual impact of the project. RigiSystems Ziplok was also used on the roof of the new centre which houses state of the art science, computer and design spaces, fitted with high specification equipment and hardware, as well as professional standard performing arts facilities which include two separate auditoria and two recording studios.
For further information and technical advice, contact RigiSystems Ltd on 01905 750500 – www.rigisystems.org
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